The defendant faced counts of making indecent images of Cat A and B and downloading extreme pornography.  

The prosecution alleged that the defendant groped and squeezed the bottom of the officer in the early hours of New Years day 2023

As part of the Black History month celebration Glenn Parsons spoke to students and staff at The University of Law about his career at the Bar and his work as Chair of the North Eastern Circuit Diversity Outreach programme. For more information about Black History month – click here

In the latest edition of Counsel magazine Glenn Parsons explains why recording history accurately is critical to change, linking his WWII memorial campaign to the North Eastern Circuit’s diversity work.

Daniel Shaw was sentenced to a term of imprisonment for causing grievous bodily harm. The circumstances of the case were unusual; the defendant was HIV positive and embarked on a sexual relationship with the victim without disclosing his status to her and failing to use any protection. Expert medical evidence showed that he had consistently […]

Glenn Parsons and Adam defended, Byron Goodhall, one of 5 men tried at Manchester Crown Square, for offences that arose when 2 rival groups from Huddersfield clashed at the Manchester Caribbean Carnival in August 2022.  It was the prosecution case that this was gang warfare and that on the night in question, Goodhall and at […]

After a 3 year campaign a plaque has been unveiled to commemorate the 4,000 men from the West Indies and the Caribbean who joined the RAF in World War Two.

Glenn Parsons led the campaign for a memorial to recognise the contribution of 4000 Caribbean men who volunteered to serve in the Royal Air Force in World War II at Hunmanby Moor airbase in Filey. Although the original request to have the plaque in the town’s memorial gardens was turned down by Filey Council, it will […]

Glenn visited Year 4,5 and 6 pupils at Chapel Allerton Primary school today to talk about his career path and job as a Barrister.

Relatives of thousands of Caribbean men who volunteered to join the RAF during World War Two continue their campaign to have a memorial plaque in their honour.

The men stole goods worth more than £150,000 targeting Chinese restaurants and takeaways by fitting tracking devices to their victims vehicles allowing them to rob their homes while they were out.

Glenn Parsons defending, secured a Not Guilty verdict in a case of ‘Grevious Bodily Harm’ where a husband was accused of attacking his wife on the driveway of the Marriott Hotel in York, in the early hours of the morning, following an argument over whether they should walk home or take a taxi